Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is known for its giant amphitheater of hoodoos, spires, and colorful cliffs that shift throughout the day with changing light and shadows. The next morning in Bryce Canyon we set out on the Queen’s Garden and Navajo Loop combination trail, a roughly three mile hike that drops from the rim into the hoodoo filled amphitheater.
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Bryce opened with easy rim access and one of the park's classic first looks into the hoodoos from Sunrise Point.
The scenic road viewpoints kept changing the shape of the canyon, with Natural Bridge and the southern overlooks giving the day a broader sweep.
Rainbow Point brought the far end of the park into view, plus birds and big open rim scenery.
The Queen's Garden and Navajo Loop combo dropped off the rim and into the hoodoos where Bryce really stops feeling abstract and starts feeling huge.
Wall Street added the steep switchbacks and narrow orange walls that make this hike one of Bryce's signature routes.
Bryce opened with easy rim access and one of the park's classic first looks into the hoodoos from Sunrise Point.
The scenic road viewpoints kept changing the shape of the canyon, with Natural Bridge and the southern overlooks giving the day a broader sweep.
Rainbow Point brought the far end of the park into view, plus birds and big open rim scenery.
The Queen's Garden and Navajo Loop combo dropped off the rim and into the hoodoos where Bryce really stops feeling abstract and starts feeling huge.
Wall Street added the steep switchbacks and narrow orange walls that make this hike one of Bryce's signature routes.
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